Advertising & Marketing


New business models are now emerging, giving the industry the confidence to begin changing their more traditional models. An equally important factor is that this is backed up by a phenomenal growth in online advertising revenues – these are now well above $1.7 billion. Video-based service on broadband and interactive digital TV networks is becoming a whole new area of advertising opportunities. Personalised media and one-to-one communication will be the predominant mode on the Digital Media. New models will need to be developed to succeed in this highly competitive and highly costumer service sensitive market. Video ads in Australia could outpace Internet search advertising as the fastest growing online revenue stream over the next several years. This report analyses the digital advertising and marketing industry and highlights key strategies.

Table of Contents :

1. Synopsis
2. The Online advertising market
2.1 Changes in web advertising
2.2 Market trends
2.3 Marketing issues
2.4 Costs advantage of Internet advertising
2.5 Video advertising on web continues to grow
2.6 Online advertising in relation to social networking
3. Mobile marketing and advertising
3.1 Mobile data market
3.2 Mobile advertising
4. Analysis
4.1 New advertising models
4.2 Local advertising
4.3 Speech technology and the mobile internet
4.4 Infrastructure bottleneck in Internet economy
4.5 New technologies, same customers
4.6 Permission-based targeted advertising models
4.7 Telecommunications providers and their customers.
5. Related reports
Exhibit 1 – Digital media marketing commandments

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Compensation Practices for Sales & Marketing Professionals in the U.S. Connector Industry

Bishop and Associates has just released an eight-chapter research report that details connector industry compensation practices for sales and marketing professionals in the U.S.

This report provides salary and bonus detail for four years 2004, 2005, 2004, and 2007, measuring how compensation has changed during this period.

Compensation detail is segmented by:

Position Titles Covered

Sales Engineer / Account Executive
Product / Industry Marketing Manager
Regional Sales Manager
National Sales Manager
VP / Director Marketing
VP / Director Sales And Marketing

Size of Company

Under $30 Million        $30 to $200 Million        Over $200 Million

Geographic Region

Northeast        Southeast        Midwest        Southwest        West Coast

This report also provides a range of data points for:

Salary
Bonus / Commission
Years Of Experience
Education
Car Policy

Table of Contents:

Chapter 1 - Executive Summary

1.1 Purpose of Study
1.2 Study Methodology
1.3 Positions Studied
1.4 Experience
1.5 Education
1.6 Car Allowance
1.7 Bonus
1.8 Geography

Chapter 2 - Sales Engineer/Account Executive

2.1 Sales Engineer/Account Executive - Under $30mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Sales Engineer/Account Executive - Under $30mm Sales
2.2 Sales Engineer/Account Executive - $30mm - $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Sales Engineer/Account Executive - $30mm - $200mm Sales
2.3 Sales Engineer/Account Executive - Over $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Sales Engineer/Account Executive - Over $200mm Sales
2.4 Sales Engineer/Account Executive - All Companies Combined
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Sales Engineer/Account Executive - All Companies Combined
2.5 Regional Analysis - Sales Engineer/Account Executive
2006 - 2007 (2 Year Composite)
2004 - 2007 (4 Year Composite)
2.6 Summary - Compensation - Sales Engineer/Account Executive - ($000)

Chapter 3 - Regional Sales Manager

3.1Regional Sales Manager - Under $30mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Regional Sales Manager - Under $30mm Sales
3.2 Regional Sales Manager - $30mm - $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Regional Sales Manager - $30mm - $200mm Sales
3.3 Regional Sales Manager - Over $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Regional Sales Manager - Over $200mm Sales
3.4 Regional Sales Manager - All Companies Combined
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Regional Sales Manager - All Companies Combined
3.5 Regional Analysis - Regional Sales Manager
2006 - 2007 (2 Year Composite)
2004 - 2007 (4 Year Composite)
3.6 Summary - Compensation Regional Sales Manager

Chapter 4 - National Sales Manager

4.1National Sales Manager - Under $30mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
National Sales Manager - Under $30mm Sales
4.2 National Sales Manager - $30mm - $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
National Sales Manager - $30mm - $200mm Sales
4.3 National Sales Manager - Over $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
National Sales Manager - Over $200mm Sales
4.4 National Sales Manager - All Companies Combined
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
National Sales Manager - All Companies Combined
4.5 Summary - Compensation National Sales Manager

Chapter 5 - Product/Industry Marketing Manager

5.1Product/industry Marketing Manager - Under $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Product/industry Marketing Manager - Under $200mm Sales
5.2 Product/industry Marketing Manager - Over $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Product/industry Marketing Manager - Over $200mm Sales
5.3 Product/industry Marketing Manager - All Companies Combined
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
Product/industry marketing manager - All companies combined
5.4 Summary - Compensation Product/industry Marketing Manager

Chapter 6 - VP/Director Marketing

6.1 VP/Director Marketing - All Companies Combined
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
VP/Director Marketing - All Companies Combined

Chapter 7 - VP/Director Sales & Marketing

7.1VP/Director Sales & Marketing - Under $30mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
VP/Director Sales & Marketing - Under $30mm Sales
7.2 VP/Director Sales & Marketing - $30mm - $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
VP/Director Sales & Marketing - $30mm - $200mm Sales
7.3 VP/Director Sales & Marketing - Over $200mm Sales
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
VP/Director Sales & Marketing - Over $200mm Sales
7.4 VP/Director Sales & Marketing - All Companies Combined
Experience
Education
Car Allowance
VP/Director Sales & Marketing - All Companies Combined
7.5 Summary - Compensation VP/Director Sales & Marketing

Chapter 8 - Comparison of Job Levels

8.1 Comparison of Job Levels - All Companies 4-Year Composite
8.2 Comparison of Job Levels - All Companies 2007
8.3 Comparison of Job Levels - All Companies2006
8.4 Comparison of Job Levels - All Companies2005
8.5 Comparison of Job Levels - All Companies2004
8.6 Summary of Jobs
Sales Engineer/Accountant Executive - Under $30mm Sales
Sales Engineer/Accountant Executive - $30mm - $200mm Sales
Sales Engineer/Accountant Executive - Over $200mm Sales
Sales Engineer/Accountant Executive - All Companies Combined
Regional Sales Manager - Under $30mm Sales
Regional Sales Manager - $30mm - $200mm Sales
Regional Sales Manager - Over $200mm Sales
Regional Sales Manager - All Companies Combined
National Sales Manager - Under $30mm Sales
National Sales Manager - $30mm - $200mm Sales
National Sales Manager - Over $200mm Sales
National Sales Manager- All Companies Combined
Product/Industry Marketing Manager - Under $200mm Sales
Product/Industry Marketing Manager - Over $200mm Sales
Product/Industry Marketing Manager - All Companies Combined
VP/Director Marketing - All Companies Combined
VP/Director Sales & Marketing - Under $30mm Sales
VP/Director Sales & Marketing - $30mm - $200mm Sales
VP/Director Sales & Marketing - Over $200mm Sales
VP/Director Sales & Marketing - All Companies Combined

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Conference on Mobile VAS Summit 2009
To be held at September 23rd - 24th 2009, Venue - ITC Sheraton, New Delhi, India

Mobile value-added services hold a tremendous revenue-generating potential in which could rake in around Rs 18,000 crore by 2012. It will contribute about INR 6,000 crore to total revenue from telecom operations by end of 2009. This is likely to go up to Rs 18,000 crore by 2012.
Indian telecom companies further created a record of 15 million customers in January 2009, indicating that the world’s fastest growing telecom market remains untouched by the economic slowdown. This is a global record for any telecom market. The number of phone connections in — mobile and landline — has crossed 400 million as of early 2009. Mobile phone users now account for close to 91% of the country’s telephone base with 362.3 million connections, With ever rising cellular subscribers, voice is increasingly becoming a commodity. Service Provider’s are experiencing low ARPU’s and high subscriber churn rate. Over the last 6 years, the Indian telecom industry has realized the importance of Mobile Value Added Services. Propelled by the need to bring in service differentiation, operators are bringing new value added services in order to satisfy the growing demand of Indian consumers. VAS is increasingly a growth area which helps the operator to maximize revenue and grow their ARPU. Presently Mobile VAS accounts for 10% of the operator’s revenue, which is expected to reach 18% by 2010. VAS can greatly be improved with forthcoming 3G launch. The revenue from mobile value added services has already touched 4600 crore.
The event will gather representatives from leading wireless operators, handset manufacturers, content developers, music & film companies, cartoon artists, game makers and musicians for ring tones, music, gaming, sports, mobile imagery, WAP, wall papers, logos, SMS based contests and streaming audio & video.

Key Themes

Examining the innovative VAS services which are appealing to Indian consumers.

Grabbing the 3G opportunity: regulation, network deployment, business models

Business applications: Best practices, service offerings & deployment

Global marketing strategies in order to incite the user to use advanced data services.

Strategies on boosting the penetration of mobile VAS usage in smaller cities and rural areas.

What is the potential for mobile content and entertainment in India?

Exploiting the opportunities created by technology convergence

Positioning yourself in light of new market entries

Analyzing the worldwide trends in VAS & the lessons for India.

What is the role of mobile operators in delivering mobile content?

VAS as a contrivance for improving customer & brand loyalty.

Increasing ARPU with value added services, entertainment and content

Areas to be focused by network equipment vendors to tune themselves in the Indian environment.

Expectations from handset manufacturers for introducing innovative mobile VAS service offerings.

Role of the regulators and their impact in the region

Reviewing the revenue generating models in mobile internet, advertising, games, LBS, entertainment and banking

Key Speakers:

NK. Goyal, President, Communications & Manufacturing Association of (CMAI)

Suresh Jayaraju, Stratergic partner development manager, Google

L.V. Sastry, Vice President & Head, Bharti Airtel

Shekhar Agrawal, Sr. Vice President - Enterprise business, Vodafone

Deval Parikh, Chief officer Handsets, VAS & procurement, Virgin Mobile

Harbinder Narula, Vice President - India & Middle East, Aryty(Former Head of content Acquisitions & Partnerships, Google)

Sunzay Passari, Vice President - VAS, Content & Devices, Essar Teleholdings & BPL Mobile Communications

Satyen Gupta, Chief Regulatory Advisor, BT Global Services-SAARC Region

Sandeep Keshkar, DGM(NSS) Services, MTNL

Pradeep Dwivedi, Sr. Vice President - Marketing & Product Management, Tata Teleservices

Jasmeet Gandhi, Head - Services - Marketing and Devices, Nokia

Anuraj Gambhir, Head – Multimedia Strategy & Innovation, Ericsson

Neeraj Sonker, Vice President, Tata Communications

Ilango Periathambi, Director Pre - Sales, Bay Talkitec

Li Weiming, Head of Product Sales, APAC, Comverse

Suresh Kumar, Head - New business initiatives, Netxcell

Amit Mehta, Head sales & Marketing - VAS, SDP & Mobility Solutions, TCS

Sanjay Tripathi, UIDG, Tech Mahindra

Sridhar T. Pai, CEO, Tonse Telecom

Who Should Attend

Head of Content

VP of Sales & Marketing

Director of Technology

Head of Project Management

VP/Head of Business Development

Business Strategy Director

Head of Network Strategy

VP/Head of Product/Application Development

Head of Research & Development

VP/Head of Portal Strategy

User Interface Development

VP Application Development

Target Audience - Industry

Telecom Service Providers

Cellular Service Providers - GSM & CDMA

VAS Technology & Platform Companies

Content Aggregators

Content Owners

Next Generation Content Solution Providers

Telecom Associations & Regulators

Handset Manufacturers - GSM & CDMA

Portal Providers

VAS Consulting and Research Organisations

Venture Capitalists

Multimedia Service Providers

Software Developers

System Integrators

Security Providers

Entertainment & Electronic Media

Mobile Internet Applications & Solution Developers

Smart Card Manufacturers

DoT, DIT, Ministries & Regulatory

Service Organisations

Why Should You Attend

VAS Summit Asia 2009 - “Identifying & evaluating the successful growth strategies & the future directions for VAS”- The best place to learn, network and do business in the region

Get more from the event, with a broader scope bringing the whole communications value chain together. Enjoy and make the best out of our dedicated networking drinks time, meet the leading international vendors showcasing the technology of tomorrow in the co-located exhibition. Expand your knowledge of the latest business models and technologies in the high-level conference.

Day 1

08:30 – Coffee and registration

09:00 – Event Inaugurated by chief guest

Chief Guest – (TBC)

09:30 – Chair’s opening remarks

NK. Goyal, President, Communications & Manufacturing Association of (CMAI)

EXAMINING THE VAS MARKET

09:40 – Keynote Address - VAS and mobile internet - Conflict and Convergence

Suresh Jayaraju, Stratergic partner development manager, Google

10:20 – How to reduce VAS offerings cost with integrated service delivery platform

Ilango Periathambi, Director Pre - Sales, Bay Talkitec

10:50 – Morning coffee & Discussion

11:10 – Keynote Address - Mobile number portability

MNP: Operators envy
A review on customer rights
Leveraging VAS as a retention tool with MNP
Shekhar Agrawal, Sr. Vice President - Enterprise Business, Vodafone

11:50– Maximizing business performance & customer value through VAS

Challenges faced by operators in emerging markets
Solving operator’s pain points effectively to become a sucessful VAS player
Creating real value with comverse VAS portfolio - Messaging, Mobile, Internet, Voice, Mobile advertising
Case studies - Lessons learnt
Li Weiming, Head of product sales, APAC, Comverse

12:20– Panel discussion: Challenges in upcoming markets
What are the successful strategies to face the future challenges in mobile VAS in
Analyzing the changing business environment for mobile VAS
Evaluating where are the opportunities and threats in emerging markets
Analyzing pricing plans to boost consumer usage for mobile VAS
Consumption patterns - how are consumer behaviour different in emerging markets from mature, competitive markets?
Moderator:

Sridhar T. Pai, CEO, Tonse Telecom

Panellists:

Jasmeet Gandhi, Head - Services, Marketing & Devices, Nokia
Suresh Kumar, Head - New business initiatives, Netxcell
Deval Parikh, Chief officer Handsets, VAS & Procurement, Virgin Mobile

12:50 – Networking luncheon

BUSINESS MODELS

14:00 - Case Study - Tata’s experience in Wimax in India - Product & Services?
Neeraj Sonker, Vice President, Wireless Engineering and Implementation, Tata Communications

14:40 - Observe the future market for VAS
Analysing the current market situation and revealing the key revenue drivers.
What is happening to mobile advertising, cross marketing and promotions?
With an increase in this new service, who will be profited?
Context-aware searching behaviour
What are the steps to be taken if the industry is to achieve full potential?
Sunzay Passari, Vice President - VAS, Content & Devices, Essar Teleholdings & BPL Mobile Communications

15:20 – Afternoon tea

15:40 – Panel Discussion - Examining content aggregators’ impact on revenue sharing models
Evaluating how the roles of content aggregators will evolve in the mobile VAS industry
Discovering how symbiosis between content aggregators and other players in the value chain can occur to achieve maximum profitability
Revenue sharing models - which is the optimal model?
Strategies to stay competitive and profitable despite the emergence of content aggregators
Content aggregation vs. advanced distribution methods - analyzing the correct direction for the mobile VAS industry to move forward
Moderator:

NK. Goyal, President, Communications & Manufacturing Association of (CMAI)

Panellists:

Pradeep Dwivedi, Sr. Vice President - Marketing & Product Management, Tata Teleservices
Deval Parikh, Chief officer Handsets, VAS & Procurement, Virgin Mobile

16:20 – LBS – An analysis
How to take advantage of the new business models of LBS and reach out into diverse markets and customers
Analyze how content providers can capitalize on additional source of licensing revenue through LBS
Are “search” and “navigate” really separate?
How about using search marketing on the maps
What are the roles of content vs. application?
Comparison of user-defined location, network triangulation and GPS
17:00 – Chairperson’s closing remarks and End of Conference

17:30 – Networking Drinks Reception – Take your discussions further and build new relationships in a relaxed and informal setting.

Day 2

09:00 – Coffee and registration

09:30 – Chair’s opening remarks

Ravi Visvesvaraya Prasad, CEO, Telecom Industry Consultants

TECHNICAL IMPACT

09:40 – Earning through VAS in an aggressive market
Create, deliver, manage and generate profit from VAS in mature markets
Business models that will appeal to customers to gain a larger market share
How to provide a personalized, consistent intentional customer experience?
How to react to changing market needs in order to stay competitive
Generating user awareness for VAS offerings and increasing revenues through acquisition of new clients through attractive pricing models
Harbinder Narula, Vice President - India & Middle East, Aryty, (Former Head of Content Acquisitions & Partnerships, Google)

10:20 – The overall usage conditions of VAS for the end user
Possible psychological barriers that are to be overcome
How about the technological barriers that are to be overcome
Total user experience – will the lack of high tech service tangibilization act as a perceptible diffusion barrier?
Sandeep Keshkar, DGM(NSS) Mobile Services, MTNL

11:00 – Morning coffee & Discussion

IMPROVING USER EXPERIENCES

11:20 – Panel Discussion - Mobile Internet: The Starting Point for Mobile Content Consumption
The growth of early internet search engines
From directories to portals to full search engines
Transitioning from a simple locator through to a complete multimedia solution
Becoming a phenomenon
Overlooking the potential users of VAS and identifying the major target segment
Moderator:

Panellists:

Sandeep Keshkar, DGM(NSS) Mobile Services, MTNL
Anuraj Gambhir, Head – Multimedia Strategy & Innovation, Ericsson

12:00 – “User experience Vs Customer experience: An unresolved definition conflict in mobile industry”
Country - context & coexistence: A philosophical synthesis of user, technology and soceity in reference to mobile technology.
User experience in mobile life (Mlife) & in VAS Ecosystem: Strategic recommentations
Sanjay Tripathi, UIDG,Tech Mahindra

12:30 – Networking luncheon

13:45 - Examining the factors shaping mobile payment growth in India
Examining the current and future opportunities for mobile payments
Identifying m-payment access and user’s penetration
Challenges and barriers facing mobile payments in India
Which current mobile payment solutions have proven successful with the reasons?
14:15 – Examining the current and future prospects in mobile entertainment
Music, gaming, movies and more
Identifying the impact of the mobile entertainment on users in today’s market
What can be done in order to increase this penetration?
Predicting the current and future level of competition in this market
Who are said to own the market as of now and why?
Lessons for operators and content owners
A look into mobile video – issues regarding streaming videos
14:45 – Enterprise VAS applications on mobile including mobile governance applications

L.V. Sastry,Vice President and Head, Bharti Airtel

15:15 – Afternoon tea

15:30 – Panel Discussion - Regulator’s perspective
Need for next generation licensing and regulation to facilitate VAS.
Moderator:

Panellists:

Satyen Gupta, Chief Regulatory Advisor, BT Global Services-SAARC Region

16:00 – VAS beyond infotainment to increase usage & ARPU
A review on current inflextion point in today’s telecom industry
Syndrome 30
Future of VAS beyond infotainment and rural VAS
Creating virtual market place through enterprise enabled VAS
Discussing how can security VAS solutions help create differential offerings
and increase usage and ARPU
Amit Mehta, Head Sales & Marketing - VAS, SDP & Mobility Solutions, Tata Consultancy Services

16:40 – Panel Discussion – SWOT analysis

Strength, Weakness, Opportunities & Threats of VAS in India (Overall review of this VAS Summit Asia 2009 conference)

Moderator:

Panellists:

L.V. Sastry,Vice President and Head, Bharti Airtel

17:10 – Chairperson’s closing remarks and End of Conference

Partners

Gold Sponsor

Bay Talkitec

Building on an 18-year experience and track record in the telecommunication space, Bay Talkitec has been a leading provider of Unified Contact Center Solutions and 2.5G / 3G VAS SDP & Applications. Their Flagship offering Nex-Gen Mobile VAS SDP helps telecom operators consolidate a variety of existing voice response services with next generation multi-media, voice and video applications, on a single platform, thus enhancing customer response while increasing efficiency. The platform is also built in with the capability to provide future 3G multimedia and video services such as VRBT, Video SMS, Mobile TV & more.

Bay Talkitec has offices in key cities in India and presence in Singapore, US, Malaysia, Nepal & Bangladesh. Its clientele include Airtel, Reliance Communications, BSNL, and MTNL among others. With its wide product portfolio, indigenous R&D and strong resident IP, Bay Talkitec is set to emerge as the front-runner in the 3G/mobile-media convergence technology space.

Bronze Sponsor

Comverse

Comverse is the world’s leading provider of software and systems enabling Value-Added Services for voice, messaging, mobile Internet and mobile advertising; Converged Billing and Active Customer Management; and IP Communications. Comverse’s extensive customer base spans more than 130 countries and covers over 500 communication service providers serving more than two billion subscribers. The company’s innovative product portfolio enables communication service providers to unleash the value of the network for their customers by making their networks smarter. Comverse’s solutions support flexible deployment models, including in-network, hosted and managed services, and can run on circuit-switched, IP, IMS or converged network environments. Comverse is a subsidiary of Comverse Technology, Inc. (CMVT.PK). For more information, visit www.comverse.com.

Associate Sponsor

Digitnatives

Diginatives has its DNA in developing products for “Consumer Critical” applications across all digital media, i.e., Web, Mobile, DTH and IPTV. “Quad play” nature of our organization has helped in established association with all the major players across these segments. Promoted by UK based Khangura group, now a JV with Astro Group of Malaysia and Mogae Consultants of India among its partners.

Since the successful launch of http://www.juniors.net in elearning space they have established in VAS and digital VAS space across all platforms. Diginatives has delivered solutions like MGames, MComics, MCards, MCommerce and other MApplications.

This combination enables them to deliver best-in-class products and solutions. Diginatives is continuously researching and learning to help their clients and partners in delivering world class quality. For more information log on to www.diginatives.com

Badge Sponsor

Netxcell

NetXcell Ltd., incorporated in the year 2000, kicked off as the first VASP (Value Added Service Provider) in the nation. Ever since its inception, NetXcell has been providing seamless mobile solutions to cater to the emerging and demanding trends in wireless technology. NetXcell has been the major content aggregator to service providers in India.

NetXcell has been expanding seamlessly with solution architects and passion driven marketing executives. Embracing path-breaking technology, zealous professionals and an able management team, NetXcell has been ‘The Most Innovative Company Of 2007’, and has been awarded ‘The Best Integrated and Cross Platform Strategy utilizing Mobile Marketing’ at MAMA 2009 for Mobismart (Enterprise Voice Messaging Solutions). NetXcell has done it all – from Turnkey messaging solution to Enterprise messaging solution, CRBT and Video Streaming for 3G networks.

NetXcell has spread wide in India and is planning to go global. It has always achieved success by providing win-win situations amongst its various clients. NetXcell analytics has proven time and again that customizable products are the need of the hour to enhance customer satisfaction.

Media Partner’s

Telecom You

TelecomYou! is the Professional Network for the Telecom Industry.

TelecomYou is the Professional Network for the Telecom Industry. Our Mission is to enable telecom professionals to build their reputation in the industry, connect with other professionals around the world, and discuss new opportunities.

TelecomYou! will reach its mission through facilitating the TelecomYou.Com web site where telecom professionals can create network of connections, join groups, start discussions.

WirelessDuniya.com

WirelessDuniya.com is a niche blog about mobile value added services (VAS), mobile entertainment, mobile user experience, mobile communities and Indian & Middle East Mobile Industry. WirelessDuniya tracks articles about mobile

VAS,mobile entertainment, mobile communities, mobile internet, mobile interaction design, mobile user experience, mobile user interface design, mobile usability and telecom trends related to mobile devices and services in India & Middle East.

VASJobs.com

VASJobs.com is an initiative to help prospective employers from the growing global mobile Value Added Services (VAS) industry to list their jobs and reach out to the right candidate.

For any industry to truly succeed it will need exceptional people to drive it. Mobile Entertainment or VAS (Value Added Services), is no different.

The mobile Value Added Services (VAS) industry needs a different set of skills and talent which is presently quite short in supply. This is because very few head hunters truly understand the role of the VAS Professional. www.VASJobs.com helps in filling that gap and make available the right kind of jobs to the right organizations (Telecom Operators,Solution Providers, Content Providers, Media Houses,Consultants, Device Manufacturers,Internet portals, Social Media etc)

Due to our exclusive focus on the mobile VAS industry in India & overseas, our customers can find results faster and easier than on other, less targeted services. We explicitly ask employers to use our job board only for posting mobile VAS/telecom jobs.This also means that the site serves only the most qualified job-seekers from the mobile VAS industry. Our team here at VASJobs.com has more then 10+ years of experience in the mobile VAS and Internet industry.

Some of our key focus areas are Messaging(SMS/MMS/IM),Data Services,Voice,m-Commerce & m-Banking,Mobile TV,Social Networking,Mobile Marketing & Advertising,Location Based Services, Mobile Content & Applications, Mobile Gaming etc

CMAI (Communication & Manufacturing Association of India)

Communications and Manufacturing Association of India (CMAI), a professional registered association, is involved in policy formulations with Government and other stake holders for technology innovations, indigenous manufacturing and communications sector and for policies concerning environmental, pollution and health. It cultivates generally good values in public and general awareness and protection in the field of health effects, synthetic and polluted environment and also the significance of natural environment and rural areas as a whole in an integrated way and manner and global peace. CMAI was actively involved in telecom policies for 3G, spectrum, licensing etc.

CMAI provides a forum where telecommunications companies can unite to advance the industry’s concerns and provides exceptional value through advocacy and business opportunities, networking and continuous interaction with Government, Telecom operators and manufacturers and opinion makers.

CMAI further recognizes that exhibitions, trade delegations, seminars, buyer- seller meets and events of like nature are very important for trade promotion. CMAI collaborates, and cooperates with world renowned organizations in this behalf and provides guidance for Market research, Market development, international trade, policies and procedures and extends one window service to trade and industry.

4g Wirelessjobs.com

A concept introduced by ‘4G and Beyond Technologies’, headquartered in New Delhi, India and administrative office in Gurgaon, the telecom hub of India, 4Gwirelessjobs.com is an online job portal which acts as a mediator between professionals in the Wireless Industry (especially 3G and 4G) and prospective employers looking to fill in for their company/clients/projects.

We have developed this portal very easy to navigate through. At the same time, we are trying all the possible ways for a Telecom Professional to get benefited through this if he/she is looking for a career switch within the Wireless Industry. We encourage job-seekers to talk about them through the Blogging feature so that the employers who are looking for such skills can immediately get in touch with the candidate.

Additionally, this portal reaches out to PhDs/Researchers by helping them approach the industry by publishing their thesis/white-papers. The candidates can get their original white papers published and thus can stand apart if an employer is seeking such a candidate with deep knowledge in a particular area..

IPTV India Forum

IPTV India Forum is a non profit organisation set up in 2007 to advocate, enhance and communicate the Broadband’s true potential for value addition in the services of IPTV and Mobile TV. The Forum is to work proactively in building an IPTV eco system and to interact with industry, policy and regulatory body internationally and particularly in India..

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Conference on Mobile VAS Summit 2009
September 23rd - 24th 2009, Venue - ITC Sheraton, New Delhi, India

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Conference Info

Mobile value-added services hold a tremendous revenue-generating potential in which could rake in around Rs 18,000 crore by 2012. It will contribute about INR 6,000 crore to total revenue from telecom operations by end of 2009. This is likely to go up to Rs 18,000 crore by 2012.

Indian telecom companies further created a record of 15 million customers in January 2009, indicating that the world’s fastest growing telecom market remains untouched by the economic slowdown. This is a global record for any telecom market. The number of phone connections in — mobile and landline — has crossed 400 million as of early 2009. Mobile phone users now account for close to 91% of the country’s telephone base with 362.3 million connections, With ever rising cellular subscribers, voice is increasingly becoming a commodity. Service Provider’s are experiencing low ARPU’s and high subscriber churn rate. Over the last 6 years, the Indian telecom industry has realized the importance of Mobile Value Added Services. Propelled by the need to bring in service differentiation, operators are bringing new value added services in order to satisfy the growing demand of Indian consumers. VAS is increasingly a growth area which helps the operator to maximize revenue and grow their ARPU. Presently Mobile VAS accounts for 10% of the operator’s revenue, which is expected to reach 18% by 2010. VAS can greatly be improved with forthcoming 3G launch. The revenue from mobile value added services has already touched 4600 crore.

The event will gather representatives from leading wireless operators, handset manufacturers, content developers, music & film companies, cartoon artists, game makers and musicians for ring tones, music, gaming, sports, mobile imagery, WAP, wall papers, logos, SMS based contests and streaming audio & video.

Key Themes

Examining the innovative VAS services which are appealing to Indian consumers.
Grabbing the 3G opportunity: regulation, network deployment, business models
Business applications: Best practices, service offerings & deployment
Global marketing strategies in order to incite the user to use advanced data services.
Strategies on boosting the penetration of mobile VAS usage in smaller cities and rural areas.
What is the potential for mobile content and entertainment in India?
Exploiting the opportunities created by technology convergence
Positioning yourself in light of new market entries
Analyzing the worldwide trends in VAS & the lessons for India.
What is the role of mobile operators in delivering mobile content?
VAS as a contrivance for improving customer & brand loyalty.
Increasing ARPU with value added services, entertainment and content
Areas to be focused by network equipment vendors to tune themselves in the Indian environment.
Expectations from handset manufacturers for introducing innovative mobile VAS service offerings.
Role of the regulators and their impact in the region
Reviewing the revenue generating models in mobile internet, advertising, games, LBS, entertainment and banking

Key Speakers:

NK. Goyal, President, Communications & Manufacturing Association of (CMAI)
Suresh Jayaraju, Stratergic partner development manager, Google
L.V. Sastry, Vice President & Head, Bharti Airtel
Shekhar Agrawal, Sr. Vice President - Enterprise business, Vodafone
Harbinder Narula, Vice President - India & Middle East, Aryty(Former Head of content Acquisitions & Partnerships, Google)

Sunzay Passari, Vice President - VAS, Content & Devices, Essar Teleholdings & BPL Mobile Communications
Satyen Gupta, Chief Regulatory Advisor, BT Global Services-SAARC Region
Sandeep Keshkar, DGM(NSS) Services, MTNL
Pradeep Dwivedi, Sr. Vice President - Marketing & Product Management, Tata Teleservices
Jasmeet Gandhi, Head - Services - Marketing and Devices, Nokia
Anuraj Gambhir, Head – Multimedia Strategy & Innovation, Ericsson
Neeraj Sonker, Vice President, Tata Communications
Li Weiming, Head of Product Sales, APAC, Comverse
Suresh Kumar, Head - New business initiatives, Netxcell
Amit Mehta, Head sales & Marketing - VAS, SDP & Mobility Solutions, TCS
Sanjay Tripathi, UIDG, Tech Mahindra
Sridhar T. Pai, CEO, Tonse Telecom

Who Should Attend

Head of Content
VP of Sales & Marketing
Director of Technology
Head of Project Management
VP/Head of Business Development
Business Strategy Director
Head of Network Strategy
VP/Head of Product/Application Development
Head of Research & Development
VP/Head of Portal Strategy
User Interface Development
VP Application Development

Target Audience - Industry

Telecom Service Providers
Cellular Service Providers - GSM & CDMA
VAS Technology & Platform Companies
Content Aggregators
Content Owners
Next Generation Content Solution Providers
Telecom Associations & Regulators
Handset Manufacturers - GSM & CDMA
Portal Providers
VAS Consulting and Research Organisations
Venture Capitalists
Multimedia Service Providers
Software Developers
System Integrators
Security Providers
Entertainment & Electronic Media
Mobile Internet Applications & Solution Developers
Smart Card Manufacturers
DoT, DIT, Ministries & Regulatory
Service Organisations

Why Should You Attend

VAS Summit Asia 2009 - “Identifying & evaluating the successful growth strategies & the future directions for VAS”- The best place to learn, network and do business in the region

Get more from the event, with a broader scope bringing the whole communications value chain together. Enjoy and make the best out of our dedicated networking drinks time, meet the leading international vendors showcasing the technology of tomorrow in the co-located exhibition. Expand your knowledge of the latest business models and technologies in the high-level conference.
DAY 1
 

08:30 – Coffee and registration

09:00 – Event Inaugurated by chief guest

Chief Guest – (TBC)

09:30 – Chair’s opening remarks

NK. Goyal, President, Communications & Manufacturing Association of (CMAI)

EXAMINING THE VAS MARKET

 09:40 – Keynote Address - VAS and mobile internet - Conflict and Convergence

Suresh Jayaraju, Stratergic partner development manager, Google
10:20 – Topic to be announced
 

Speaker TBC, Bay Talkitec

10:50 – Morning coffee & Discussion

11:10 – Keynote Address - Mobile number portability
 

MNP: Operators envy

A review on customer rights

Leveraging VAS as a retention tool with MNP

Shekhar Agrawal, Sr. Vice President - Enterprise Business, Vodafone

11:50– Maximizing business performance & customer value through VAS

Challenges faced by operators in emerging markets

Solving operator’s pain points effectively to become a sucessful VAS player

Creating real value with comverse VAS portfolio - Messaging, Mobile, Internet, Voice, Mobile advertising

Case studies - Lessons learnt

Li Weiming, Head of product sales, APAC, Comverse
 

 12:20– Panel discussion: Challenges in upcoming markets

What are the successful strategies to face the future challenges in mobile VAS in

Analyzing the changing business environment for mobile VAS

Evaluating where are the opportunities and threats in emerging markets

Analyzing pricing plans to boost consumer usage for mobile VAS

Consumption patterns - how are consumer behaviour different in emerging markets from mature, competitive markets?

Moderator:

Sridhar T. Pai, CEO, Tonse Telecom

Panellists:

Jasmeet Gandhi, Head - Services, Marketing & Devices, Nokia

Suresh Kumar, Head - New business initiatives, Netxcell

12:50 – Networking luncheon
 

BUSINESS MODELS

14:00 - Case Study - Tata’s experience in Wimax in India - Product & Services?

Neeraj Sonker, Vice President, Wireless Engineering and Implementation, Tata Communications

14:40 - Observe the future market for VAS

Analysing the current market situation and revealing the key revenue drivers.

What is happening to mobile advertising, cross marketing and promotions?

With an increase in this new service, who will be profited?

Context-aware searching behaviour

What are the steps to be taken if the industry is to achieve full potential?

Sunzay Passari, Vice President - VAS, Content & Devices, Essar Teleholdings & BPL Mobile Communications

15:20 – Afternoon tea

15:40 – Panel Discussion - Examining content aggregators’ impact on revenue sharing models

Evaluating how the roles of content aggregators will evolve in the mobile VAS industry

Discovering how symbiosis between content aggregators and other players in the value chain can occur to achieve maximum profitability

Revenue sharing models - which is the optimal model?

Strategies to stay competitive and profitable despite the emergence of content aggregators

Content aggregation vs. advanced distribution methods - analyzing the correct direction for the mobile VAS industry to move forward

Moderator:

NK. Goyal, President, Communications & Manufacturing Association of (CMAI)

Panellists:

Pradeep Dwivedi, Sr. Vice President - Marketing & Product Management, Tata Teleservices

16:20 – LBS – An analysis

How to take advantage of the new business models of LBS and reach out into diverse markets and customers

Analyze how content providers can capitalize on additional source of licensing revenue through LBS

Are “search” and “navigate” really separate?

How about using search marketing on the maps

What are the roles of content vs. application?

Comparison of user-defined location, network triangulation and GPS

17:00 – Chairperson’s closing remarks and End of Conference

17:30 – Networking Drinks Reception – Take your discussions further and build new relationships in a relaxed and informal setting.

DAY 2
 

09:00 – Coffee and registration

09:30 – Chair’s opening remarks

Ravi Visvesvaraya Prasad, CEO, Telecom Industry Consultants
 

TECHNICAL IMPACT

09:40 – Earning through VAS in an aggressive market

Create, deliver, manage and generate profit from VAS in mature markets

Business models that will appeal to customers to gain a larger market share

How to provide a personalized, consistent intentional customer experience?

How to react to changing market needs in order to stay competitive

Generating user awareness for VAS offerings and increasing revenues through acquisition of new clients through attractive pricing models

Harbinder Narula, Vice President - India & Middle East, Aryty, (Former Head of Content Acquisitions & Partnerships, Google)

10:20 – The overall usage conditions of VAS for the end user

Possible psychological barriers that are to be overcome

How about the technological barriers that are to be overcome

Total user experience – will the lack of high tech service tangibilization act as a perceptible diffusion barrier?

Sandeep Keshkar, DGM(NSS) Mobile Services, MTNL

 11:00 – Morning coffee & Discussion 

 IMPROVING USER EXPERIENCES

 11:20 – Panel Discussion - Mobile Internet: The Starting Point for Mobile Content Consumption

The growth of early internet search engines

From directories to portals to full search engines

Transitioning from a simple locator through to a complete multimedia solution

Becoming a phenomenon

Overlooking the potential users of VAS and identifying the major target segment

Moderator:

 Bharat Bhatia, Regional Director for Global Govt Affairs, Motorola

 Panellists:

 Sandeep Keshkar, DGM(NSS) Mobile Services, MTNL

Anuraj Gambhir, Head – Multimedia Strategy & Innovation, Ericsson

 12:00 – “User experience Vs Customer experience: An unresolved definition conflict in mobile industry”

Country - context & coexistence: A philosophical synthesis of user, technology and soceity in reference to mobile technology.

User experience in mobile life (Mlife) & in VAS Ecosystem: Strategic recommentations

Sanjay Tripathi, UIDG,Tech Mahindra

 12:30 – Networking luncheon

 13:45 - Examining the factors shaping mobile payment growth in India

Examining the current and future opportunities for mobile payments

Identifying m-payment access and user’s penetration

Challenges and barriers facing mobile payments in India

Which current mobile payment solutions have proven successful with the reasons?

14:15 – Examining the current and future prospects in mobile entertainment

Music, gaming, movies and more

Identifying the impact of the mobile entertainment on users in today’s market

What can be done in order to increase this penetration?

Predicting the current and future level of competition in this market

Who are said to own the market as of now and why?

Lessons for operators and content owners

A look into mobile video – issues regarding streaming videos

14:45 – Enterprise VAS applications on mobile including mobile governance applications

  L.V. Sastry,Vice President and Head, Bharti Airtel

 15:15 – Afternoon tea

 15:30 – Panel Discussion - Regulator’s perspective

Need for next generation licensing and regulation to facilitate VAS.

Moderator:

 Bharat Bhatia, Regional Director for Global Govt Affairs, Motorola

 Panellists:

 Satyen Gupta, Chief Regulatory Advisor, BT Global Services-SAARC Region

 16:00 – VAS beyond infotainment to increase usage & ARPU

A review on current inflextion point in today’s telecom industry

Syndrome 30

Future of VAS beyond infotainment and rural VAS

Creating virtual market place through enterprise enabled VAS

Discussing how can security VAS solutions help create differential offerings
and increase usage and ARPU

Amit Mehta, Head Sales & Marketing - VAS, SDP & Mobility Solutions, Tata Consultancy Services

16:40 – Panel Discussion – SWOT analysis

 Strength, Weakness, Opportunities & Threats of VAS in India (Overall review of this VAS Summit Asia 2009 conference)

 Moderator:

 Panellists:

 L.V. Sastry,Vice President and Head, Bharti Airtel

 17:10 – Chairperson’s closing remarks and End of Conference
Partners

Gold Sponsor

Bay Talkitec

Building on an 18-year experience and track record in the telecommunication space, Bay Talkitec has been a leading provider of Unified Contact Center Solutions and 2.5G / 3G VAS SDP & Applications. Their Flagship offering Nex-Gen Mobile VAS SDP helps telecom operators consolidate a variety of existing voice response services with next generation multi-media, voice and video applications, on a single platform, thus enhancing customer response while increasing efficiency. The platform is also built in with the capability to provide future 3G multimedia and video services such as VRBT, Video SMS, Mobile TV & more. Bay Talkitec has offices in key cities in India and presence in Singapore, US, Malaysia, Nepal & Bangladesh. Its clientele include Airtel, Reliance Communications, BSNL, and MTNL among others. With its wide product portfolio, indigenous R&D and strong resident IP, Bay Talkitec is set to emerge as the front-runner in the 3G/mobile-media convergence technology space.

Bronze Sponsor

Comverse

Comverse is the world’s leading provider of software and systems enabling Value-Added Services for voice, messaging, mobile Internet and mobile advertising; Converged Billing and Active Customer Management; and IP Communications. Comverse’s extensive customer base spans more than 130 countries and covers over 500 communication service providers serving more than two billion subscribers. The company’s innovative product portfolio enables communication service providers to unleash the value of the network for their customers by making their networks smarter. Comverse’s solutions support flexible deployment models, including in-network, hosted and managed services, and can run on circuit-switched, IP, IMS or converged network environments. Comverse is a subsidiary of Comverse Technology, Inc. (CMVT.PK). For more information, visit www.comverse.com.

Badge Sponsor

Netxcell

NetXcell Ltd., incorporated in the year 2000, kicked off as the first VASP (Value Added Service Provider) in the nation. Ever since its inception, NetXcell has been providing seamless mobile solutions to cater to the emerging and demanding trends in wireless technology. NetXcell has been the major content aggregator to service providers in India.

NetXcell has been expanding seamlessly with solution architects and passion driven marketing executives. Embracing path-breaking technology, zealous professionals and an able management team, NetXcell has been ‘The Most Innovative Company Of 2007’, and has been awarded ‘The Best Integrated and Cross Platform Strategy utilizing Mobile Marketing’ at MAMA 2009 for Mobismart (Enterprise Voice Messaging Solutions). NetXcell has done it all – from Turnkey messaging solution to Enterprise messaging solution, CRBT and Video Streaming for 3G networks.

NetXcell has spread wide in India and is planning to go global. It has always achieved success by providing win-win situations amongst its various clients. NetXcell analytics has proven time and again that customizable products are the need of the hour to enhance customer satisfaction.

Media Partner’s

Telecom You

TelecomYou! is the Professional Network for the Telecom Industry.

TelecomYou is the Professional Network for the Telecom Industry. Our Mission is to enable telecom professionals to build their reputation in the industry, connect with other professionals around the world, and discuss new opportunities.

TelecomYou! will reach its mission through facilitating the TelecomYou.Com web site where telecom professionals can create network of connections, join groups, start discussions.

WirelessDuniya.com

WirelessDuniya.com is a niche blog about mobile value added services (VAS), mobile entertainment, mobile user experience, mobile communities and Indian & Middle East Mobile Industry. WirelessDuniya tracks articles about mobile

VAS,mobile entertainment, mobile communities, mobile internet, mobile interaction design, mobile user experience, mobile user interface design, mobile usability and telecom trends related to mobile devices and services in India & Middle East.

VASJobs.com

VASJobs.com is an initiative to help prospective employers from the growing global mobile Value Added Services (VAS) industry to list their jobs and reach out to the right candidate.

For any industry to truly succeed it will need exceptional people to drive it. Mobile Entertainment or VAS (Value Added Services), is no different.

The mobile Value Added Services (VAS) industry needs a different set of skills and talent which is presently quite short in supply. This is because very few head hunters truly understand the role of the VAS Professional. www.VASJobs.com helps in filling that gap and make available the right kind of jobs to the right organizations (Telecom Operators,Solution Providers, Content Providers, Media Houses,Consultants, Device Manufacturers,Internet portals, Social Media etc)

Due to our exclusive focus on the mobile VAS industry in India & overseas, our customers can find results faster and easier than on other, less targeted services. We explicitly ask employers to use our job board only for posting mobile VAS/telecom jobs.This also means that the site serves only the most qualified job-seekers from the mobile VAS industry. Our team here at VASJobs.com has more then 10+ years of experience in the mobile VAS and Internet industry.

Some of our key focus areas are Messaging(SMS/MMS/IM),Data Services,Voice,m-Commerce & m-Banking,Mobile TV,Social Networking,Mobile Marketing & Advertising,Location Based Services, Mobile Content & Applications, Mobile Gaming etc

CMAI (Communication & Manufacturing Association of India)

Communications and Manufacturing Association of India (CMAI), a professional registered association, is involved in policy formulations with Government and other stake holders for technology innovations, indigenous manufacturing and communications sector and for policies concerning environmental, pollution and health. It cultivates generally good values in public and general awareness and protection in the field of health effects, synthetic and polluted environment and also the significance of natural environment and rural areas as a whole in an integrated way and manner and global peace. CMAI was actively involved in telecom policies for 3G, spectrum, licensing etc.

CMAI provides a forum where telecommunications companies can unite to advance the industry’s concerns and provides exceptional value through advocacy and business opportunities, networking and continuous interaction with Government, Telecom operators and manufacturers and opinion makers.

CMAI further recognizes that exhibitions, trade delegations, seminars, buyer- seller meets and events of like nature are very important for trade promotion. CMAI collaborates, and cooperates with world renowned organizations in this behalf and provides guidance for Market research, Market development, international trade, policies and procedures and extends one window service to trade and industry.

4g Wirelessjobs.com

A concept introduced by ‘4G and Beyond Technologies’, headquartered in New Delhi, India and administrative office in Gurgaon, the telecom hub of India, 4Gwirelessjobs.com is an online job portal which acts as a mediator between professionals in the Wireless Industry (especially 3G and 4G) and prospective employers looking to fill in for their company/clients/projects.

We have developed this portal very easy to navigate through. At the same time, we are trying all the possible ways for a Telecom Professional to get benefited through this if he/she is looking for a career switch within the Wireless Industry. We encourage job-seekers to talk about them through the Blogging feature so that the employers who are looking for such skills can immediately get in touch with the candidate.

Additionally, this portal reaches out to PhDs/Researchers by helping them approach the industry by publishing their thesis/white-papers. The candidates can get their original white papers published and thus can stand apart if an employer is seeking such a candidate with deep knowledge in a particular area..

IPTV India Forum

IPTV India Forum is a non profit organisation set up in 2007 to advocate, enhance and communicate the Broadband’s true potential for value addition in the services of IPTV and Mobile TV. The Forum is to work proactively in building an IPTV eco system and to interact with industry, policy and regulatory body internationally and particularly in India..

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Online Advertising Market India

Online advertising in India is fast gaining acceptance and offers an ever increasing user base. Increasing awareness among advertisers and increase in Internet penetration are driving growth of the online medium and its horizontals. The market is expected to witness only a 27% p.a. growth from 2008-2013 primarily due the massive advertising budget cuts in the industry.
 
The report provides a brief overview of the advertising industry in India and then focuses on the details of online advertising. The report touches upon the options for advertising online, technological advances and talks about the factors which influence growth. Reach of the Internet in the domestic market, the expatriate population and language & literacy as barriers have been discussed in the report.

The competitive landscape identifies the online ad networks operating in the country, and highlights various services offered by them. The report also covers major PE/VC deals and successful entrepreneurial ventures in the online advertising space.

Table of Contents:

Page 1: Executive Summary
Indian Advertising Industry
Page 2: Growth of advertising in India, segment-wise market share and future growth prospects
Online Advertising Industry
Page 3: Overview – Market size, growth rates and comparative analysis
Page 4: Advertising Options – Online Ad networks’ model
Page 5: Nature of the medium, Metric systems used
Page 6: Technological advancements
Factors influencing growth
Page 7: Summary
Page 8: Reach of the Internet – Domestic, Internet penetration analysis
Page 9: Indian Expatriates – Online characteristics
Page10: Consumption of online media, Response to online advertising
Page 11: Language & Literacy as barriers
Trends
Page 12: Summary
Page 13: Break-up of the market by verticals, online ad spends by verticals
Page 14: Entrepreneurial ventures
Page 15: Foreign Ad Networks, PE/VC investments and deals
Competition
Page 16: Market share of portals, search engines, online ad networks
Page 17: Services offered by online ad networks
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Mobile Advertising and Marketing 2009 - Market analysis and forecasts 2009-2014

The global economy will recover but how soon, and what mobile advertising firms will be left when the upturn happens? As with any recession, advertising is hit strongly, but mobile advertising revenues correlate well with the beginning of Internet advertising so the potential still remain enormous and viable. As the global economy embarks on an inevitable recovery after its most serious setback in generations, new sectors are emerging stronger in terms of growth potential, with mobile advertising and marketing prominent among them. Even during periods of contraction for the overall advertising industry through 2008 and 2009, spending on advertising through the mobile channel is demonstrating counter-cyclical resilience.

The increasing availability of multimedia content is opening a large opportunity for sophisticated forms of mobile advertising. As content that already incorporates advertising - like live TV programming - makes its way to mobile handsets, brands and entertainment content providers seeing the value of presenting full multimedia ads with programs. With mobile web applications also expected to carrt

From 2007 when the growing market garnered just over $7 billion on a global basis, we believe mobile marketing and advertising in these two geographical areas will grow to over $30 billion in 2014. Issues to be resolved include business models and revenue share, the type, length and frequency of ads, consumer attitudes and many others. Operators will have to walk a fine line between maximising the revenue potential of advertising, while at the same time not risk alienating subscribers and increasing churn by doing so.

Based on interviews with key participants across the value chain, including operators, media agencies, software application providers, access providers, marketing specialists and trade association representatives, this 140+ page report analyses the market drivers and barriers affecting mobile advertising and marketing. It discusses the main market trends and charts the market evolution in the US and Europe. The report examines mobile advertising opportunities presented by MMS, video, TV, LBS, contextual advertising, as well as other niche possibilities.

Reading this exclusive management report will tell you the following:
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How does mobile advertising compare to online and traditional media?
Why is advertising so important to mobile?
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- What types of mobile advertising are most likely to succeed?

Operators in the Europe and the US are currently either testing various forms of advertising with 3G services or are allowing ads to be served on their portals. A number of multimedia companies have already launched mobile advertising offerings, and several ad-funded MVNOs in Europe and the US in 2007 have generated significant interest, and will become an important revenue source within the next five years.

Why you need to order this report today:
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3. Vendors: Learn what mobile operators’ plans are with mobile advertising and marketing. Find out how the market will evolve and how you can benefit from this growth.

Furthermore, the entry of large online search engines into the mobile world opens up new advertising opportunities in the shape of context-based mobile search. What are the best strategies for success? This report will tell you.

Mobile advertising has great potential due to the relationship between a mobile subscriber and their handset, where the mobile device is often with the end-user for most of their waking time. With mobile penetration reaching 100 per cent in many developed markets, the mobile phone will soon be in virtually everyone’s pocket. Advertising is currently a major area of growth in the mobile world and is set to become even more specialised than it is at the moment. Do you understand this market? Do you know how it will develop? Is this an issue that you need to act on and find out about now?

Who needs to read this report?
Directors, VP and Senior managers in:
Mobile/ Cellular carriers and operators
Digital and Mobile Advertising agencies
Mobile Search companies
Handset manufacturers
Mobile content providers
Brands looking to tap into the mobile audience
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Online advertising in India is fast gaining acceptance and offers an ever increasing user base. Increasing awareness among advertisers and increase in Internet penetration are driving growth of the online medium and its horizontals. The market is expected to witness only a 27% p.a. growth from 2008-2013 primarily due the massive advertising budget cuts in the industry.
 
The report provides a brief overview of the advertising industry in India and then focuses on the details of online advertising. The report touches upon the options for advertising online, technological advances and talks about the factors which influence growth. Reach of the Internet in the domestic market, the expatriate population and language & literacy as barriers have been discussed in the report.

The competitive landscape identifies the online ad networks operating in the country, and highlights various services offered by them. The report also covers major PE/VC deals and successful entrepreneurial ventures in the online advertising space.

Table of Contents:

Page 1: Executive Summary
Indian Advertising Industry
Page 2: Growth of advertising in India, segment-wise market share and future growth prospects
Online Advertising Industry
Page 3: Overview – Market size, growth rates and comparative analysis
Page 4: Advertising Options – Online Ad networks’ model
Page 5: Nature of the medium, Metric systems used
Page 6: Technological advancements
Factors influencing growth
Page 7: Summary
Page 8: Reach of the Internet – Domestic, Internet penetration analysis
Page 9: Indian Expatriates – Online characteristics
Page10: Consumption of online media, Response to online advertising
Page 11: Language & Literacy as barriers
Trends
Page 12: Summary
Page 13: Break-up of the market by verticals, online ad spends by verticals
Page 14: Entrepreneurial ventures
Page 15: Foreign Ad Networks, PE/VC investments and deals
Competition
Page 16: Market share of portals, search engines, online ad networks
Page 17: Services offered by online ad networks

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